
No use of Scaffolding
	Gone are the days when scaffoldings were used for erecting storage tanks, with the ease and minimum man power the tanks are erected with complete Hydraulic Tank Erection Jacks of any size.

Safety First
	The method of using Hydraulic Jacking System / Equipments for erecting a Storage tank has not reported a single accident for more then 2 decades, thus making erection of Tanks with Tank Erection Jack is much more safer.

Cost Cutting
	No crane or other lifting equipments are used, Lesser manpower, Costing Recovery in 3 - 4 Projects as all is managed by our Tank Erection Jacks.

Time Saving
	Ground Level Working, minimum time requirement and fewer risk of accidents.

Easier Inspection
	Ground level inspection is conducted in place of climbing to risky and uncomfortable places.

COMPLETE JACKING & ASSEMBLY OF LIFTING TRESTLES

Detailed Description of Complete Jacking & Assembly Of Lifting Trestles :-

TRESTLE BOX x 100 x 100 x 3.5
SUPPORTING PIPE
BASE PLATE ATTACHED WITH TRESTLE BOX
JACK ROD
HYDRAULIC JACK
SLIDING CHAIR
LIFTING ARM
CUT PLATE (FOR LIFTING ARM)
CLIT PLATE (FOR SLIDING CHAIR)
N.C.V. WITH COUPLING FOR HOSE PIPE
SHELL PLATE
BOTTOM CLAMP (FOR SUPPORTING PIPE)
TOP CLAMP (FOR SUPPORTING PIPE)
STUD1" x 380mm
BOLT3/4" x 3"
BOLT3/4" x 6"
LOADING POINT

Jack Type	8T32	12T36	18T40
Length of Stroke	100MM	100MM	120MM
Working Pressure	150 Kg/cm²	150 Kg/cm²	170 Kg/cm²
Load Capacity	8 TONS	12 TONS	18 TONS

These Jacking system is been used all over the world. It provide you safety, accident free, speedy and accurate erection. As all the fabrication is done at the ground level. This method of jacking system is user's friendly versatile highly efficient and it has become a standard norm in the tank fabrication industry.

The Foundation is made ready.
The base plate is laid out welded.
The periphery of the Tanks is marked out on the base plate.
Guide trestle for the shell plate are erected.
The top shell plates are erected and welded vertically.
The roof trusses are assembled and joined to top shell.
Lifting lugs & guides are welded to the shell plate.
The top shell plate & the roof Construction are lifted at the same time.
When the last shell plate is lifted & welded in place.
The finished tank is lifted slightly so that the guide trestles can be dismantled.
The tank is lowered & the shell plate & base Plate are welded together.
The jacking equipment is dismantled.

First the top layer is welded & the roof structure is erected. The whole top is lifted up just enough to give space for the second layer. Which is than welded to the first. The operation of lifting & welding is repeated until the full height of the tank has been achieved.